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continuing education update What's New in Continuing Education Our July 4 holiday is over, so it's time to (reluctantly) get back to work. Remember, though, that our continuing education is viewable on iPads and other portable devices, so pour a cold beverage, sit back outside and learn! Next Level Endodontics: Endodontic Fundamentals by Dr. Martin Trope Based on their decades of academic and clinical expertise, Dr. Martin Trope and the Next Level Endodontics faculty have created a curriculum on the fundamentals of predictable clinical success. This series emphasizes the biologic requirements for successful endodontics. Strategies discussed include cutting-edge instrumentation and root-fi lling technologies that promise excellent results for prevention and treatment of apical periodontitis, as well as for the tooth's long-term survivability. Completion of this program is a prerequisite for Trope's world-renowned, hands-on courses. Dental Photography: The Easiest Camera, Techniques and Case Presentation by Dr. David S. Eshom Ninety percent of dentists don't use their dental cameras routinely because they're too hard to use. Dr. David S. Eshom will show you the easiest camera to use, the most efficient techniques, and proper verbal skills to increase treatment acceptance. He'll also cover how to take the stress out of presenting ideal dentistry to your patients. Laminate Veneers-Preparation Variants by Dr. Jan Hajtó This course presents the specifics, advantages and disadvantages of different preparation variants in regard to the amount of dentin exposure for laminate veneers. The application of various types of laminate veneers in different cases is presented. Avoidance and Management of Dental Implant Complications (Recorded live at the CAD-Ray Symposium) by Dr. Jay Reznick Dental implant complications can occur at any point in the treatment process. Proper treatment-planning and surgical techniques can avoid some of them, but others are unavoidable even in the most capable hands. Early recognition and management is key to a successful outcome. This course reviews the most common issues that clinicians may encounter, including the proper protocol for nerve injury. Fundamentals of Fixed Prosthodontics by Dr. Lane Ochi A masterpiece! Successfully treating patients with fi xed prosthodontics requires a mastery of materials and mechanical concepts, as well as a respect for tooth structure. We need to be aware of the interactions between preparation design, margin configuration, core buildups or posts, Continued on p. 22 by Howard M. Goldstein, DMD, director of continuing education, Dentaltown magazine 20 JULY 2016 // dentaltown.com http://www.dentaltown.com/dentaltown/OnlineCE.aspx?action=SERIES&sid=27 http://www.dentaltown.com/dentaltown/OnlineCE.aspx?action=DETAILS&cid=618 http://www.dentaltown.com/dentaltown/OnlineCE.aspx?action=DETAILS&cid=602 http://www.dentaltown.com/dentaltown/OnlineCE.aspx?action=DETAILS&cid=673 http://www.dentaltown.com/dentaltown/OnlineCE.aspx?action=DETAILS&cid=594 http://www.dentaltown.com

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Dentaltown July 2016

On Dentaltown.com
HOWARD SPEAKS: On Trust and Telephones
PROFESSIONAL COURTESY: Make Dentistry Great Again
Continuing Education Update
Industry News
Dental Assistant Bonuses
Guided Implantology Docs … You Just Saved $30,000
Curious Curing: How do you know if you’re getting the right output from your LCU?
You Be the Judge: Referral Slips vs. Progress Notes
MB2 Access Pics
Creating the (Sigh) Dream Team
The Truth About Digital X-Ray Sensors
New Products
The Poet Laureate of Dentistry
Townie Choice Awards Preview
Ad Index
Poll
Practice Solutions: LSK121
CONTINUING EDUCATION: Understanding Exceptional- Needs Patients
Dentally Incorrect

Dentaltown July 2016